Truth in pricing...

This and this sort of thing really piss me off. If a government agency doesn't bill you correctly or makes a clerical error in processing, it's their own damn fault. You should not be responsible for their mistake unless the mistake was clearly obvious on its face (for example, being charged $400 total for tuition when you should have been $4,000).

There's a law on the books in most (if not all) states that if they charge you a higher price at the checkout than what's posted they have to refund the difference, plus sometimes an extra percentage as a penalty. The same goes for you, government. You quote me a fine, or a fee, or something like that, that's the price I'm going to pay.